The bill is about stopping a court from far away called the International Criminal Court from investigating or punishing certain important people from the United States and its friends. It says the President can use special powers to block the court’s actions and won't give them any money in the future.

This bill is like a rule that says people can't use U.S. courts to ask for money if they had agreements with others and those agreements got messed up because of U.S. rules against certain countries. It's to help make sure people in the U.S. aren't punished just for following these government rules.

H. R. 23 is a bill that says the U.S. will stop giving money to a group called the International Criminal Court and will not let them investigate or arrest people from the U.S. or its friends unless those countries say it's okay. If they try, the U.S. might stop people helping the Court from coming into the country or using their stuff here.

The bill wants to change how a government group works by moving some people and jobs to make things run better, kind of like moving pieces of a puzzle around to fit better. It also gives new names to some of these groups, just like how sometimes characters in a story get new nicknames!

H. RES. 1373 is like asking a teacher to decide if the school principal can still do their job because people think the principal is too tired and forgetful. If the teacher agrees, they could take over running the school until the principal feels better.